Olorotitan the Duck-Billed Dinosaur from Russia & Lambeosaurus coloring page

This is a free coloring pages blog. 

There are over 1000 drawings that I have 

done and all are free to print. 

Today's new drawing is of 

a Hadrosaur or Duck-Billed 

Dinosaur from Russia.  

It is a relative of the North American 

Duck-Billed Dinosaur 

called Lambeosaurus.

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Olorotitan Mother with Calf

Olorotitan is the first (and only) Duck-billed Dinosaur of the Lamberosaur Family that has been discovered outside of North America.  It was at least 28 feet long. That is about 8.5 meters.  However, some estimates put it at almost 40 feet long.  That is over 12 meters long.  The weight has been estimated at around 3 tons, but that is a weight estimate if it was only 28 feet long.  IF it was 39 feet long, or almost 12 meters... then Olortitan would have weighed much more.  

Olorotitan lived in the Late Cretaceous Period, in what is now Russia.  It was around when the meteorite took out all the non-avian dinosaurs.  The Pterosaur, or flying reptile, that you see flying over the forest is a Pterosaur that is also a Late Cretaceous animal from Russia.  It is called Ashdarcho.  It was about 6 feet tall with a wingspread of around 15 feet, or about 4.6 meters.

These drawings, in printable form, are found by clicking on the Paleontology button at the top of the page and scrolling down.  The new drawing, the Olorotitan, is at the bottom of the list.  The below drawing is from a previous post.  It is Lambeosaurus, a close, North American relative of Olorotitan.  Older drawings are further up the list. New drawings are always at the bottom of the lists.  

If you know how to copy the drawings on THIS main blog page, and you can paste it into another program to print it... you will then get a better print of the drawing.  The printable pages are saved in PDF format and it is not as good as the PNG format.  The drawings on this page are in PNG format so they are better.  But if you want to do it the easy way... just click on the button labeled . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Paleontology.

Lambeosaurus